Peace talks and Ruhr crisis move amid world unrest
World notes report Britain and France seeking accord on Germany issues and ongoing German occupation in the Rhineland. News covers Polish Russian ultimata, rail labor clashes, depor tations, and the spread of strikes. Reports include Vienna Berlin and Washington dispatches on political instability and military actions across Europe.
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Great Britain
France
Germany
Millerand
Chamber of Deputies
Borisov
Beresina
Minsk
Eace
Poland
Russia
Ruhr
Hrvas
von Watter
Reichewehr
Civil War Begins in Sonora Mexico
Agua Prieta Sonora reports Carranza has declared battle and a new civil war era in Mexico The conflict pits a seceded state against the federal government Officials say Sonora braces for frontiers defense under Gen Calles as Carranza troops march from Casas Grandes toward Agua Prieta Saloon closures and rapid recruiting mark preparedness for the Sonora army as the state asserts states rights against central authority.
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Ustoms
Federal Government of
Mexico
Agua Prieta
Sonora
Carranza
Sonora-Sinola
P. Elias Calles
Si Hola
Chihuahue
Casas Grandes
Chihuahua
Agua Prietz
Calles
Cles
Green Feed For Hen Flock
A poultry keeper favors a simple green feed for hens. The USDA notes cabbages turnips beets potatoes and mangels as suitable options. Cooked potatoes and raw mangel plus clover and alfalfa products work well. Sprouted grains are excellent but laborious. aim for one daily feedings of as much fresh greens as the flock will eat.
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United States Department of Agriculture
Range for Growing Chicks
An agricultural note from the United States department of agriculture urges free range with shade for growing chicks. It cites sour milk as beneficial, suggests reducing beef scrap in dry mash when fed, and emphasizes ample fresh water, especially in hot weather. Free range provides greens, bugs, and worms, reducing grain needs and disease risk.
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United States Department of Agriculture
Food price study urged direct field to table flow
The federal trade commission urges better marketing facilities and processes at major consuming centers to reduce food costs. It advocates direct movement of food from field to market as a key step in the President ordered food price investigation.
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Washington
Federal Trade Commission
Vermin on Mature Poultry Lice Find In Feathers
On mature fowls, lice can be found between feathers near the thighs and rear, on the underside of long wing feathers, on top of the head, or among thigh feathers. The diligent poultryman should continually inspect for these unseen pests.
PLAN FRANCO BELGIAN PACT IMMINENT DEFENSIVE ENTENTE
Paris reports that Belgium and France near completion of a defensive entente. Baron De Gautier O Hestroy Belgian ambassador cites progress in negotiations. Brussels dispatches note Belgium may seek admission to the San Remo conference. El Paso dispatch mentions Mexican politics with Obregon and Bonillas tied to Gonzales withdrawal. Dr Angell named president of the Carnegie Foundation.
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Baron de Gaiffier D'Hestroy
Bellan
France
Guatemala
Estrada Cabrera
State Department
Guatemala City
Paris
Belgium
Baron de Gautier ‘O'Hestroy
Petit Parisian
San Remo
Brussels
Journal
Carranza
el Paso
el Universal
Mexico
Pablo Gonzales
General Obregon
Ignacio Bonillas
Dr. Angell
Carnegie Foundation
Bell
University of Chicago
Bayer Aspirin Uses and Safety Labels Emphasized
The advertisement promotes Bayer Aspirin as a trusted, world famous remedy used for colds headaches toothache earache neuralgia rheumatism and pain in general. It instructs customers to say Bayer when buying aspirin and to seek Bayer on the box and tablets with the Bayer emblem. Packs of twelve tablets are sold at a few cents with larger sizes available from druggists.
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Bayer
Bey
Incomplete Fragments From Boston Transcript
Fragmentary OCR text includes garbled phrases and names such as Richard, Setanta, and Siene with mentions of accidents and a quotation about laziness. The readable parts point to a disrupted transcript with unclear context and speakers.
When a Dictionary Author Leads the Largest Vocabulary
A dialogue on who holds the largest vocabulary in literature. The respondent argues the true author is the person who wrote the dictionary, implying the breadth comes from lexicographers rather than fiction writers.
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Eyond
Sorous Catarrh Treatment Promoted in Atlanta Ad
An old advertisement claims a remedy branded as 5.8.8. cures catarrh by filtering germs from blood, with sprays and douches urged. It promises free medical advice from the Medical Director at 108 Swift Laboratory, Atlanta, Georgia, and touts decades of patient praise.
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S. 8
Swift Laboratory
Atlanta
Gia
Bitter encounter with Andrew Johnson interview recalled
Melville K. Stone recounts a 1875 Washington interview with former president Andrew Johnson. Johnson, amid flags in his suite, contrasted with General Grant and delivered a Henry Clay inspired pose, declaring a constitutional stance and peace branch to guide the nation if the White House remains decent.
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Andrew Johnson
Senate
Tennessee
Washington
Statesman
General Grant
Henry Clay
Melville K. Stone
Collier's Weekly
No Room for Writing Town Emphasizes Timely Entry
Fragmentary lines suggest a town debate on deadlines and entry requirements. An implied rule stresses submitting by a subject or deadline, with remarks on honesty and silence. The readable text offers limited context but hints at civic or legal process surrounding timely submissions.
Enemies of Little Chicks Threaten Spring Flocks
Pest predators including hawks crows rats foxes skunks weasels cats and dogs threaten growing chicks each spring. Experts say the best method to reduce losses is prevention through proactive measures.
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Paul‘trymen
No Best Breed for Fowls Says Neighbor Preference
There is no best breed or variety of fowls. One person will succeed best with a certain breed and his neighbor will prefer a different breed. The best plan is to select the breed or variety that is preferred and by proper mating raise it to a high standard of quality and production.
Women workers in glove industry lift Johnstown incomes
A Labor Department survey of nearly 100 U.S. cities shows in Johnstown New York three quarters of wives earn money as glove making allows home work. Elsewhere in New York City Boston Buffalo Cleveland Cincinnati and Pittsburgh earnings vary with proportions of employed wives. Many households also gain income from gardens and poultry.
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United States
Department of Labor
Johnstown
N. Y
The
Labor Review
New York City
Boston
Buffalo
Cleveland
Cincinnati
Pittsburgh
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